Sentence examples for propelling fear from inspiring English sources

Terrorism is a propelling fear, and the focus of billions of dollars in security measures, yet it is a relatively rare occurrence — presumably in large part because of the security measures.

Your daily life is propelled by fear?

The motivation that athletes need to become world-class at any sport probably depends on a mixture of healthy and unhealthy psychological habits; Favor Hamilton seemed especially propelled by fear.

Whereas after the fire, Democratic legislative leaders like Alfred E. Smith and Robert F. Wagner began championing change -- they were propelled by fear of electoral defeat should widespread outrage accelerate the desertion of working-class voters, particularly Jews, to the Socialists, and of middle-class professionals to Theodore Roosevelt's Progressives.

"Alot of American companies are propelled by fear,"he says.

"A lot of American companies are propelled by fear," he says.

A procession of ministers, politicians and journalists has made its way to Paris in recent weeks, largely propelled by fears that they may still be targets for assassination.

The paranoia that has long been an undercurrent in American politics is now driving the presidential election, with the nation's pervasive fears propelling the clown car of candidates toward next month's primary votes.

Fear propels you forward".

Mr. Travaglini said fear propelled the compromise.

The specter of the inspector has emboldened me; like any hero, I am propelled by a fear that looks like courage.